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All electric traction systems for hybrid, fuel-cell, and electric vehicles include a(n) ___.
- HVAC compressor
- Electric steering system
- Power inverter
- By-wire braking system

About This Quiz

This chapter quiz from 'Hybrid Book - Chapter 5' focuses on key components of electric and hybrid vehicles, specifically induction machines. It assesses understanding of power inverters, rotor and stator configurations, and similarities to transformers, essential for professionals in electrical and automotive fields.

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All induction machines include a ___.
- Differential and rotor
- Rotor and stator
- Transmission and stator
- Rotor and brushes
Correct Answer

A. Rotor and stator

Explanation

All induction machines include a rotor and stator. The rotor is the rotating part of the machine, while the stator is the stationary part. The rotor is responsible for generating a rotating magnetic field, while the stator contains the windings that produce the stationary magnetic field. These two components work together to induce currents in the rotor and create the necessary torque for the machine to operate.

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3.

The rotor of an induction machine is constructed from stacks of thin iron pieces called ___.
- Laminations
- Core bars
- Splined bars
- Washer rings
Correct Answer

A. Laminations

Explanation

The rotor of an induction machine is constructed from stacks of thin iron pieces called laminations. Laminations are used to reduce eddy current losses by providing insulation between the iron pieces. This allows for more efficient operation of the machine. Core bars, splined bars, and washer rings are not typically used in the construction of the rotor.

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4.

The rotor bars in induction machines are typically constructed of ___.
- Copper and steel
- Copper and brass
- Aluminum and steel
- Aluminum and copper
Correct Answer

A. Aluminum and copper

Explanation

The rotor bars in induction machines are typically constructed of aluminum and copper. Aluminum is used for its lightweight and good thermal conductivity properties, while copper is used for its excellent electrical conductivity. This combination allows for efficient power transfer and heat dissipation in the rotor bars, resulting in better overall performance of the induction machine.

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5.

An electric machine stator can be constructed in ___ configurations.
- Wye and delta
- Wye and dual
- Delta and double-layer
- Delta and cross-wound
Correct Answer

A. Wye and delta

Explanation

The correct answer is wye and delta. In electrical machines, the stator is the stationary part that contains the windings. The windings can be connected in different configurations, and the two most common ones are wye and delta. In a wye configuration, the ends of each winding are connected together to form a star shape, while in a delta configuration, the windings are connected in a triangle shape. Both configurations have their advantages and are used in different applications based on the desired electrical characteristics.

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6.

The operation of an induction machine is similar to the operation of a ___.
- Relay
- Transformer
- Transistor
- Power inverter
Correct Answer

A. Transformer

Explanation

The operation of an induction machine is similar to the operation of a transformer. Both devices rely on electromagnetic induction to transfer energy between different electrical circuits. In an induction machine, a rotating magnetic field is created by the stator, which induces a current in the rotor, causing it to rotate. Similarly, in a transformer, alternating current in the primary coil creates a changing magnetic field, which induces a voltage in the secondary coil. Both devices are used for power conversion and have similar principles of operation.

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7.

A 3-phase induction machine with 4 poles per phase has ___ total stator poles.
- 2
- 4
- 12
- 24
Correct Answer

A. 12

Explanation

A 3-phase induction machine with 4 poles per phase has a total of 12 stator poles. In a 3-phase induction machine, each phase has the same number of poles, and in this case, each phase has 4 poles. Since there are 3 phases, the total number of stator poles is obtained by multiplying the number of poles per phase (4) by the number of phases (3), resulting in 12 stator poles.

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An induction machine operates with a(n) ___ stator that triggers a timing control strategy.
- Synchronous
- Six-step
- Asynchronous
- Axial
Correct Answer

A. Asynchronous

Explanation

An induction machine operates with an asynchronous stator that triggers a timing control strategy. The term "asynchronous" refers to the fact that the speed of the rotor does not match the speed of the rotating magnetic field in the stator. This asynchronism allows for the creation of a rotating magnetic field that induces currents in the rotor, causing it to rotate. The timing control strategy is used to regulate the interaction between the stator and rotor, ensuring efficient and effective operation of the induction machine.

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9.

___ is the electrical principle that forms the basis for induction machine stator and rotor operation.
- Mutual induction
- Self-induction
- Maxwell angling
- Oersted vectoring
Correct Answer

A. Mutual induction

Explanation

Mutual induction is the electrical principle that forms the basis for induction machine stator and rotor operation. Mutual induction occurs when a changing current in one coil induces a voltage in a neighboring coil. In the case of an induction machine, the stator coil produces a magnetic field that cuts across the rotor coil, inducing a voltage and causing the rotor to rotate. This principle is essential for the operation of induction machines, allowing them to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy.

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10.

The torque of an induction machine is controlled and determined primarily by waveform ___.
- Amplitube
- Frequency
- Shape
- Domain
Correct Answer

A. Frequency

Explanation

The torque of an induction machine is primarily controlled and determined by the frequency of the waveform. The frequency of the waveform affects the speed at which the magnetic field rotates, which in turn affects the torque produced by the machine. By adjusting the frequency, the speed and torque of the induction machine can be controlled and regulated.

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As slip increases in an induction machine, ___ also increases.
- Speed (rpm)
- Regenerative braking efficiency
- Refractive magnitude
- Torque
Correct Answer

A. Torque

Explanation

As slip increases in an induction machine, torque also increases. Slip refers to the difference between the synchronous speed of the rotating magnetic field and the actual speed of the rotor. When slip increases, it means that the rotor is rotating at a slower speed compared to the rotating magnetic field. In order to maintain the electromagnetic induction and produce the necessary torque, the machine compensates by increasing the torque. Therefore, as slip increases, the torque output of the induction machine also increases.

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12.

To place an induction machine in a regenerative braking mode, the controller executes a ___-slip torque command.
- Positive
- Negative
- Null
- Reverse
Correct Answer

A. Negative

Explanation

When an induction machine is in regenerative braking mode, it means that it is converting the kinetic energy of the rotating components into electrical energy and feeding it back into the power supply. In order to achieve this, the controller needs to command a negative-slip torque. A negative-slip torque means that the torque produced by the machine is in the opposite direction of its rotation, allowing it to slow down and act as a generator.

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When an induction machine is functioning in regenerative braking mode and generating electrical power, the rotor speed ___ the stator frequency speed.
- Is faster than
- Is slower than
- Is the same as
- Alternates faster or slower than
Correct Answer

A. Is faster than

Explanation

When an induction machine is functioning in regenerative braking mode and generating electrical power, the rotor speed is faster than the stator frequency speed. This is because in regenerative braking, the machine acts as a generator, converting mechanical energy into electrical energy. The rotor speed, which is determined by the mechanical input, is typically higher than the stator frequency speed, which is determined by the electrical supply frequency.

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All induction machines include a ___.

The rotor of an induction machine is constructed from stacks of thin iron pieces called ___.

The rotor bars in induction machines are typically constructed of ___.

An electric machine stator can be constructed in ___ configurations.

The operation of an induction machine is similar to the operation of a ___.

A 3-phase induction machine with 4 poles per phase has ___ total stator poles.

An induction machine operates with a(n) ___ stator that triggers a timing control strategy.

___ is the electrical principle that forms the basis for induction machine stator and rotor operation.

The torque of an induction machine is controlled and determined primarily by waveform ___.

As slip increases in an induction machine, ___ also increases.

To place an induction machine in a regenerative braking mode, the controller executes a ___-slip torque command.

When an induction machine is functioning in regenerative braking mode and generating electrical power, the rotor speed ___ the stator frequency speed.